Vespalogy, An Animated Look at the Evolution of the Vespa
The short animation “Vespalogy” looks at the lengthy design evolution of the Vespa scooter, from 1944 to the present. The animation features some rather unusual…
(No)where (Now)here, Interactive Dresses That Are Activated by a Viewer’s Gaze
“(no)where (now)here” is a pair of interactive dresses that move and glow in response to a viewer’s gaze. Eye tracking technology in the dresses monitors…
Fake ‘Speed Enforced By Drones’ Signs Appear on California Highways
San Francisco Bay Area CBS station KPIX reports that the California Highway Patrol (CHP) recently discovered a number of fake road signs in the Bay…
Law Enforcement Guide on How to Spot Satanic Activity in a Park (1994)
In this clip from the 1994 video Law Enforcement Guide to Satanic Cults, a man (who claims to have performed occult rituals in the past)…
Van Gogh Shadow, Light and Movement Digitally Added to Van Gogh Paintings
Artist Luca Agnani used digital effects to add movement and light to 13 paintings by Vincent van Gogh in the short video, “Van Gogh Shadow.”
Are You In // Or // Out? Cheeky Animation Compares What’s In & What’s Out
The tongue-in-cheek short animation “ARE YOU IN // OR // OUT ?” compares what’s in (slow food, analog cameras) versus what’s out (fast food, digital…
Suburban, Art Installation Series Transforms Homes Into Sculpture
For the past two years artist Ian Strange traveled the U.S. transforming seven suburban homes into art installations for his series, “Suburban.” For some of…
House of Oddities: The Story of The Atrocity Exhibition, A Documentary About Pittsburgh’s Festival of the Bizarre
House of Oddities: The Story of The Atrocity Exhibition is an upcoming documentary about Pittsburgh’s annual festival of the weird and the bizarre, The Atrocity…
Inspiration, Clever Animation About the Creative Process
The bouts of procrastination and productivity that make up the creative process are cleverly depicted in the short animation “Inspiration” by artist Rafa Galeano. via…
Window to the Past, Ghostly Then & Now Composite Photos of Budapest
Hungarian photographer Kerényi Zoltán matches historical photos of Budapest with his present-day photos of the city for the series "Window to the Past."